... MUSIC HALL. BENEFIT MR ARTHUR LLOYP. TO - NIGHT, Powerful (Extra) Exciting Attractions. Amateur ’.Competitions, Comic and Sentimental Singing and Clog Dancing Contests. New Programme bv the Great Star Company, Messrs CONNOLLY and FIELDING, Miss BROADHI R'T ...

... Singing and Clog Dancing Competitions To- Night. Laughter-stirring hgg and Spoon Race To-Night. Each Person entering the Hall will Receive Copy Two of MUN ROE'S SONGS. New Programme by Miss JEANIE KIRK and all the Company in a dition the Competitions. Mr FRED ...

... The was a descriptive piece the orchestra. Sketch the Mississippi,” giving imitations steamboat whiede and bell, also clog and jig dance imitation, entitled ’‘The Darkies’ Jubilee” (Turner). This was followed song Mr Duncan, “The Lighthouse-Keeper” (MoUoyl ...

... Allan. Mr Bowman gave a clog dance, and Mr Sim an exhibition with Indian clubs. An interesting feature of the concert was Lizares' cinermatograph as it appeared at Bahmoral by command of Her Majesty the Queen. At the close dancing w4 entered upon. The ...

... L wv e a, A llan, 3 W . a Thomson. Dancing Highland reel-I Andrew Duncan, Banhory; 2 R. A. Mackenzi, do.; 3 Y. Gilbert, Park. D Dancing Highland fjinl-1 Andrew Duncan, 2 a I. A. Mackenzie, 3 G. Gilbern. I Dancing Ghillie Callum- A Duncan Banohobr; 2 ...

... inches. Seven-a-side Rugby football competition-Thistle F.C. v. Nomad F.C.-Thistle I goal to nil. Five- a-side football competition, junior - 2nd Aberdeen v. 'Varsity.-'Varsity 1 goal to sil. Five-a-side football competition, under 16 years of age -Junior ...

... lind mcli it1 wasa ferry warm, oh yuv, and he would ho a ,- the petter uf a trom aitbout any scatter in it si ian- Thle competitions were of tiso clasoeo, local ond spun, the feest being conllned to the inhabitaots ol the glen ;and there was Oes croe ...

... Cash 3. Ten ran. WARWICK NunscRY-Compton Miss 1, Potboy 2 Dancing Maid 3. 'twelve ran. BUDEROOK STAsECS-Rabicano 1, The Alsatian 2, I Undecided 3. Eieven ran. AltnXa HANDICAP.-Glentworth 1, Clog Dance 2, Kate Paradise S. Seven ran. CLUB WELTER HANDICAP-Uncle ...

... and Miss Russell and Mr Crowe were warmly appreciated ; were also the humorous readings by Gray and Mr M‘Lean ; while the clog-dancing by Mr Bradlaugh, London, quite astonished the delighted audience. splendid band, consisting of Miss Cantlie (piano), Mr ...

... took the hridle away before weighing in. The objection was overruled. PRINCESS OF WALES' PLATE-Diplomnatic 1, Conachar 2, Clog Dance and Poppyland dead heat for third place. Five ran. MORTLAKE PLATE-Beau Brocade 1, Satura filly 2, Lobelia filly 3. Five ...

... and Lawrie. VOLUNTEERS. BIG GUN COMPETITION. On Saturday, a competition with 40-pounder breech- loading gunsl took place at Aberdeen Beach , Battery between detachments of the Aberdeen Artil- lery Volunteers. The competition was open to all d officers, ...

... piece by the orohaestra, A ,o Sketch on the 'Mississippi, giving imitations of stemboat i*histie and bell, alse clog and jig I. dance imnitation, entitled The Darkies' Jubilee' Y' lTutrnr). Thi~ was £ollowed by a song by .Mr i y Dutncan, 'The ILi ...